2021
DOI: 10.1200/go.20.00591
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Trends in International Cancer Research Investment 2006-2018

Abstract: The International Cancer Research Partnership (ICRP) is an active network of cancer research funding organizations, sharing information about funded research projects in a common database. Data are publicly available to enable the cancer research community to find potential collaborators and avoid duplication. This study presents an aggregated analysis of projects funded by 120 partner organizations and institutes in 2006-2018, to highlight trends in cancer research funding. Overall, the partners’ funding for … Show more

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“…Conducting research studies and producing science are crucial in today's world, such that the number of articles submitted, the number of researchers, and the volume of investment in the research sector are considered the main indicators of development in evaluating the scientific record of a country 4 . All countries have realized that they have no choice but to invest in and use research findings to achieve real growth and development and solve social, health, and economic problems; without research and using its results, they may not achieve sustainable development in its true sense 5 . The research sector has attracted the attention of individuals in charge of health systems for various reasons.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Conducting research studies and producing science are crucial in today's world, such that the number of articles submitted, the number of researchers, and the volume of investment in the research sector are considered the main indicators of development in evaluating the scientific record of a country 4 . All countries have realized that they have no choice but to invest in and use research findings to achieve real growth and development and solve social, health, and economic problems; without research and using its results, they may not achieve sustainable development in its true sense 5 . The research sector has attracted the attention of individuals in charge of health systems for various reasons.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4 All countries have realized that they have no choice but to invest in and use research findings to achieve real growth and development and solve social, health, and economic problems; without research and using its results, they may not achieve sustainable development in its true sense. 5 The research sector has attracted the attention of individuals in charge of health systems for various reasons. This is because the results of the health research sector are very effective in ensuring and promoting good health for a society, and ignoring them could put people's lives at risk.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…15 Currently, information available on funding for psycho-oncology research is limited and published analyses of cancer research funding have to date not explored psychological themes in detail. 16 This study aimed to describe the allocation of public and philanthropic funding to psycho-oncology research globally between 2016 and 2020. We explored the distribution of funding between different areas of psychological research and how this varied by key themes such as cancer site, and country of origin.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conducting research studies and production of science are crucial in today's world such that the amount of articles submitted, the number of researchers, and the volume of investment in the research sector are considered as the main indicators of development in evaluating the scienti c record of a country (4). All countries have realized that they have no choice but to invest and use research ndings to achieve real growth and development and solve social, health, and economic problems; without research and using its results, they may not achieve sustainable development in its true sense (5). The research sector have attracted the attention of individuals in charge of health systems for various reasons.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%